Tomorrow, the Last Day

The stories in the film are adapted from real news. There seems to be nothing special about daily life, but death often comes unexpectedly. The trivialities in daily life give life value. In Bangkok, friends celebrate graduation, brothers and sisters reunite again, loving couples face separation, and actresses wait for a call... This is a joyful, melancholic, and philosophical reflection on fate and the transience of life. The film consists of six parts, each telling how a peaceful day was spent before death. This work inherits the mixed experimental elements in Navapone's previous films. It is a prose film containing fictional elements, using audio, pictures, recorded documents and other media to explore the meaning of death.